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What Bangladesh should expect from the upcoming COP-28
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What Bangladesh should expect from the upcoming COP-28

Bangladesh can utilise COP-28 as a platform to strengthen regional collaboration on climate issues, fostering cooperation with neighbouring countries in shared river basins and coastal regions.

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One of the major consequences of climate change in Bangladesh is the displacement and migration of people from rural to urban areas. Photo: UNICEF
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In memory of global climate revolutionary Professor Saleemul Huq
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Photo Caption: As one of the most climate-sensitive countries in the world, Bangladesh faces a range of climate-related challenges. Photo: TBS
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